he February edition sees traditions filtered through the lens of electronic modernity, trap kapak, Stay-At-Home anthems and more!

A Malaysian hip-hop track with UK grime backbone, producer AMEYY seamlessly molds two intercontinental influences to create an explosive be

'Pastel' is the album you listen to when you don’t know if you’re having a bad day.

Big Girl Little Girl' embodies the cacophony of lost childhood dreams and the fragile act of recalling the past.

An inexorably serene and delicate indie rock track about a person's conflicting personalities.

Big-budget movie composer finally debuts her lo-fi experimental punk album

It’s not a supreme love epic. Just a pretty good one.

A summary of the best LPs and EPs from January 2021.

Dengan asas J-pop dan electronica kawaii, Brandon Liew & Lyrit meningkatkan potensi kemasukan fenomena hyperpop ke dalam Malaysia. Segalanya

Here it is. A summary of our best findings from January, 2020 Pt. 2.

A sweet melody runs through the noise; for those who just can't find the right words to say. GENRE: GARAGE ROCK / SHOEGAZE / SLACKER ROCK...

The psychedelic group ventures into spooky territory GENRE: PSYCHEDELIC ROCK RELEASE DATE: MV : 31 JAN 2021 // SONG: 23 JULY 2020 (part...

Meditation within chaos; a disruption of peace that occupies your mind like an intrusive thought. RELEASE DATE: 5 DECEMBER 2020 GENRE:...

Our last Weekly Assembly for the next couple of weeks before we move on to our Best of 2020 lists! We'll be continuing Weekly Assembly with

Fun disco pop funk track by alternative pop duo to bring you to the future and back

City pop finds a fresh coat of paint in Son of a Policeman's ode to the never-ending nature of heartbreak RELEASE DATE: 27 NOVEMBER 2020...

The pop-punk band's LP debut finds the perfect middle ground between ambition & familiarity RELEASE DATE: 17 NOVEMBER 2020 GENRE: POP...

The Kuala Lumpur twee band's ode to the spotty nature of escapism & travel cruises is a rickety boat GENRE: INDIE ROCK / TWEE POP /...

Berdosa’s debut album will destroy your car speakers.

Azmyl Yunor’s exploration of “the modern Malay male” is filled to the brim with blues, burns and a dash of punk.